Sentence examples for pervasive uncertainty from inspiring English sources

The pervasive uncertainty of Browne's writing offers a respite from the stifling certainties of today.

Decisions about adaptation will be made in conditions of pervasive uncertainty.

Pervasive uncertainty also requires a high degree of flexibility and a capacity for program revision.

Owners may be desperate to offload, but in a climate of pervasive uncertainty there are few who want to buy.

Anxiety, depression and stress are troubling people everywhere, many not suffering significant economic losses, but worrying they will or simply reacting to pervasive uncertainty.

ABSOLUTELY! (perhaps), usually translated as Right You Are (If You Think So), is about the maddening agnosticism of modernity and its pervasive uncertainty principle.

Presumably, however, this requires that there be a competitive market for such insurance (an assumption Dworkin had to make in his argument), and it is not obvious how to achieve that in light of the pervasive uncertainties that exist in medical markets (cf. Arrow 1963), a point Gibbard notes.

"The world is at a very difficult juncture," said Andrew Burns, a lead author of the report, in an interview, citing fears about the stability of the euro zone, slower growth in emerging economies and pervasive market uncertainty as major factors.

Due to the pervasive data uncertainty in many real applications, efficient and effective query answering on uncertain data has recently gained much attention from the database community.

Violent extremism is spreading, poverty and despair are pervasive, fear, uncertainty, and hopelessness reign, and existential threats such as nuclear proliferation and ominous environmental disasters are looming.

In addition to debilitating physical complications and pervasive medical uncertainty, which together created a substantial and enduring psychological burden, patients and lay carers also faced several personal and social sources of uncertainty.